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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-21
A Slight Misunderstanding

When General Hancock went up to Mt.
McGregor TO prepare for the burial OF
General Grant. and took possession OF the
little railroad that runs up from Saratoga,
an episode occurred which was not down on
the programme In his blunt way General
Hancock had declared the government in
possession of the railroad and had thereby
considerably wounded the dignity of W.
J. Arkell, the president of the road The
general ordered train to carry him up the
mountain. stating at the same time that he
wished while going up to change his citi-
zen's dress for his generals uniform.
You can change in the baggage car" said
Young Arkell land will run the engine
myself" The little road is not one of the
smoothest. 1t is in fact rough and un-
even. Arkell pulled the throttle valve 50
wide open that the train was sent jumping
over the track in lively manner. The
general inside the baggage car, could
scarcely keep on his feet He pulled and
pulled at the bell rope, but the more he
pulled the wider Arkell opened the throttle.
When they got to the mountain the gener-
al was not half dressed and was in furi-
Gus rage Arkell coolly told him that by
the manner i'm which the bell had been
pulled he thought the general was desirous
of going faster, and that he had only been
irving to accommodate him. How much
of the excuse the general believed he never
told.
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Published by Permission. !
Letter from Germany.
NUREMBERG May. 2I -.

NUREMBERG May. p, -.
| Nuremberg is the quaintc,t old town
| imaginable as wcll as one of oldest in Ger
many; fortunately not being DESTROYED like
many other towns in the wars. it retains
much Of its old architecture. high gables
and curious carvings. All tie buildings
are curiou>ly cut up ana tie roofs painted
| a dull red
The walls surrounding thc city ana t~
deep moat arc -till there NY WEN a- thc
castle eight centuries old There are
! quaint. narrow streets everywhere. delight
full to lose ones self in trusting to native
brghtnc>, and poor German To- ind the
way out
There are many ornamental fountains
and statues IN the squares among which
we saw those of Albert purcr. thu
painter and Han, Sachs the cohhlcr
poet.
When we arrived wr were driven To- our
hotel through a stone archway into court
much like some old English Inns Oar
rooms Were low-crjlcd anl furnished n
dark wood rhr single hri- WEI, draprd
wi;h darn curtains morc romantic jAan
hralthfu
" visited the principal churches. Seine
wcrc very rich iu stained glass Fhc ar4-
e., one in reality q cathedral na~ hiI,d
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The Wind murmur> softly all the day,
And the waves break JOYOUS and free,
And The Wild birds warble many lay
Near my home by the dark blue sea.
And The flowers bloom and the trailing vine
limb, up rsund the cedar tree
ANA The breeze, play " with the tassrlcd pine
Round my home by the dara blue sea.
Ana ihc anthem dcor Of the restless wave
l. wild sweet music TO me.
For one y hom love, % good and brave.
Find, home on the deep blue sea.
There are fairef homes and brighter >kie>.
ANA SUMMER clim,~ 10 See
But >tili a mantle Of beauty Hes
uu my HON, =, the dark blue sea.
And on gaze on the distant west
In the light OF the setting day.
And watch the ,un A. he ,inA, to rest.
r'er To, mountain, far away;
For when shadow, steal o'er the distant sea
Ana 'he dim woods fade from sight.
H. j. smiling -tiii ou the mountain, brow.
IL, =. >al> 'o ihe world. good ni1ht.
Ani memory brings M 4 ,hadowy thron-
90 forms inu- passed from view;
think " l!c lo,,d, thinA Of ,he lo>'
90 tht -inoi. iha good and ih, true.
Nu@ r., radiant .ip- Of The au-1 Hope
ttf l stt.. f.t...-l.t..t D. ,,... 9. l7. B. ,,...
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In General Debility, Emaciation,

Consumption and Wasting in Children, Scott's
Emulsion is most valuable food and medi-
cine; it creates an appetite, strengthens the
nervous system and builds up the body
Have been highly pleased with i. in Con
sumption, Scrofula, and Wasting Diseases
Bronchitis and Throat Troubles. "A. JONES
VI. D.. Cornersvie, Tenn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-21

When President Hayes occupied the
White House, Mrs Hayes saw little giri
gazing about IN the East room one morn
ing, and went up to her with outstFetched
hands, saving What is your name. lit
tie girl2' Dora" was the reply We'll,
Dora said Mrs. Hayes, II am very glad
to see you" You'd be gladder," said the
child, If you knew | was from Ohio. y
Mrs. Hayes enjoyed the joke as much as
any one.
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We advocate woman suffrage. first, be-
cause it is her natural, inalienablc right;
~-cond, as the field Of politics ha, become
putrid with corruption, barren of morality
aud true patriotism, and lacking all the
elcyating, purifying, and refining influence
which comes of a miugling and cooper
alton Of the sexes. we see no escape from
national death but to admit the life giving
spiritual influence Of women into tile
councils Of the nation Chicogo ErPross.
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Thou. Art thou a physician ?"

! her.
Art thou willing, Jess?" asked the
mother,
The girl turned her head, but the
strangers eyes were on her and She whi>-
percd Yes"
Then will go back in a brief space.
| 20 to seek some potent herbs under the
rays Of the Young moon.
The student went out laughing to him
| self AT his new device and thinking over
the part he was Ia play. He walked down
/ the garden jumped the palngs, crossed the
meadow and followed for a time the bank
/ Of the stream whose ripple> CLEANED with
the silver sparkles from the moon
4 leaf Of herb robert he took. then a
Sprig of dogs mercury. then a small colts
/ foot and jack -sauce-by -thc-edge, then
/ some scorpion grass. than four leavcd
( paris and a twig of broom Then he re-
1 turned To the kitchen looking unutterablc
/ things, and laid his leaves ON the table.
the coli>foot AT one end the herb robert
/ at the other, the scorpion grass and dogs
mercury in the midst. with the broom next
/ the paris Then he put the leaves in a cup
and rubbed them together for time.
/ whispering To himself 80 a. to be heard by
7 the invalid
/ Eta zcta theta phi kappa delta,
lambda ri sigma. gamma, beta mu;
alpha. tau epsilon. nut psi, chi uP>il"n,
rho: kykloPcdeia may the agne 20
Then he opened the window that the
moon might shine in the cup. ami he took
out some Of tn, leaves and rolled them in
a Strip ~ parchment about the size Of
ci-arrtic paper, which he cut from his
pocket book Then he tied the ron with
a ~llAcn string and sealed il. but h" did
not u~c his own seal. for hc pressed on the
WAN a leaf Of scorpion grass which hc
had accidentally dropped on the floor.
a piece Of rihand.' he said to the
hostess the trNt words h. had addressed
10 her since hr entered With the leaves,
and pen and ink. and while She was
gone hc rUpiicd tn" cup on the fir"
To each end OF li~ tiny cylinder hc tied
piece "f riband. and with the pen and
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BLENDING OF Bile AND GRAY.
RriIgtnn NeM-L

Scarcely paper comes 10 our desk that
does not contain some indication of the
closing Of the great breach that once sep
arated the two sections Of our common
country. No more pleasing event haS ever
come to our notice than the recent reunion
Of the ..Blue and the GRAY on the site Of
that memorable three days' struggle at
Gettysburg. The survivors Of the valiant
Pickett'> division held in friendly grasp
the hands of the old Philadelphia brigade.
while both blue and gray marched proudly
under the stars and stripes, There are still
many points at issue which divide the TWO
sections, but such fraternizations a this
will do much to cement the union in indiS-
soluble bonds. and the united desire to per-
petuate the grand old flag. viii be likely to
prevent the little friction frequently oc-
curing from crystalizing into any serious
sectional differences
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Her mother was sowing some seeds.
and tried to explain to Maggie how they
were put into the ground little seeds and
would come up plants. ~Oh, yes" she
said her face Frightening they 20 to bed
babies and get up growed people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-21

A farm house at Androho, Buteshre,
Scotland, was burned Thursday and three
women and four men, servants, We're burn
ed to death.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-21

The Ameer Of Afghanistan has nailed
to the Candahar gate proclamation offer
ing free pardon and remission of two
taxes to all rebels who surrender.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-21

What is the duty of the hour?" asked
the teacher. And the assessors boy said
he didn't know unless it was the tax on
watches. .-Br00klyn EoGle
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RENsIoNS,

The subscriber hereby. respectfully -oAe'- The
patronage lfali persons, requiring >~i-tance, and
believing themselves entitled TO original or in
crease rf Pensions, and offers hi services iH the
prosecution OF the same, under the rules snd re
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WASHINGTON en,l far the fees established hy law
thar afrer an -NperIeucs for NOR than twenty
wear. h. believes he D. able fo present claims he
ft,ra the iepartmeut in their varied legal aspects
and with more dispatch than attorneys residing al
% distance At home YOU can consult Your atior
mes iu person. and with his assistance can make
up vour proof in the community where you reside
and here your evidence must, IN the NAM ne
f.ind among friends an3 acquaintances who are
most familiar with your circumstances: FgnIs ana
dependencies. Il CORE spaudence with claimant
will lee answered without delay ana siAii ''v
l,Ieas,t H. see ami talk with all interested 10
claims upon the government, \. r III RNHA M
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IIen.cheId snppIlc..

Nrrfrs- Kentucky stock. s,m3 per hrl
New York ~ $50 in, dried apples, Wth' 30
per pound from store. nricdpgachcs. 5@j 'av
irnm s'urp.
Nmrr,mrs Onions. - 1913 per brl.
a. - per hu. tnbbap Northern. k1Ctiu pcr
iu1 Rmut alhrwls. Ga .pap hall barrels
tim4 ~ Earliest pcr iu
rt,Ntr Barrels ~ ip65 ~ half barrels,
eiCtt ~
fuDs-Scarcc Of 2lmeic.
Fur Orange. sittaJ - tsrhoV 80 500
5pcrhrl Lemons slttj ~ per box Bananas,
81 1o2 ,u per bunch,
Nrtl Jotoauut., 81 pot lOo Peanuts
Virginia - Tennessee. farmers .tock. SO
&C.. roasted. - b. higher SHIELDED, To-. rcyaus
.-IcNns. imlNs
Ru.i,s london layer. 81, layers. s. -,
california g. o.
Htum nuiicrinc. isc, creamery. es6
3D. dairy Ia ~. country butter ibti As
HrTW 4 hick'ns spring, Al bh' ~
hens a. iiHa ~ turkeys, pffn drT.sud
chickens Al 5ttt2 ~ turkeys iuai2i.g per
n. ducks. ~ hiNl rrc-c. S.tti
p1TAtnfs Firm. srlliug at sut,n1r prr hu
a. il@2 - pr brl, sweet potatoes, VI ibss
per hrl.
C,prr-- New York, - ~ per brl aud o. 70
per hall hrl.
G,Vr quail. ~ s,ai 80 per dozen.
squirrels Al 2H,l Wp'r dozen. Ncni.pn-
Whole deer. imty, saddle. saioc Wild
ducks, A ns3 prr dozen Rabbits. ~ 500
80 per doom. Prairie chickens s. per
dozen
NlNmAg FER gallon, iO@i,c.
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S49sc. Corn-Steady; November 42hc;
December, 4l3sc bid; May, 45;sc, Oats
Quiet.
CHICAGO, H., Nov 23.--The market. on
.change today opened without special ac-
uvity. Rain in the southwest and very light
receipts caused the price Of wheat 10 open
Ac lower than the closing figure yesterday.
The January options started in at 769sc, sold
up to nc and dropped off &c at the cloge of
the days trading. At one time the May op-
ton sold MS high as $3.50, but il was only on
n squirt made by some Of the big scalpers,
and the scalping was the only feature OF the
day, for outside orders were not OF a heavy
nature. Corn followed in the wake Of wheat,
and the trade in provisions was without in
tercst Closing quotations:
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Ruled quiet shippers were in
clncd TO hold of for the present.
No. 2 spring wheat 75A@76Izc; No. 3
spring wheat, Gi1Ec bid; No. red, 7G6g7GHc;
No . corn, Axe; No. . oats, 2SIlc; No. .
rye, 5llEc; No. barley, 77Ca10lfc; No. flax
seed, II 2O@l 2O]Si prime timothy seed, $50
283L.
Mess pork, per brl., $40 50@iI; lard, per
100 lbs, S7Go7 or; short rib sides, loose,
~ o5a7; dry saltod shoulders, boxed, So 30
(g5 60; short clear sides, boxed, 81 306I7 49,
Rcccipts-Flour, 5000 brls wheat, III 600
bn.; corn, $4,000 bu. oats 22l 900 bu,; rye
1900 bu.; barley, 5000 u.
Shipmcnts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat,
$1,000 bn.; corn, 1900 bu., oats, l72,00O bu.;
rye, 900 bu.; barley, 1900 bu.
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm aud active; creamery,
2S'sta29c; dairy, 2l@2ic. Eggs Firm at 70
Mt2io.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 3.-Cofee-Fair rio dull
and nominal at iS3zc; options lower and
moderately active; sales, $3.50 bags; No
ycmbcr, Slj 30; December, Sl5 45tdl5 90;
January, Slj O5Cal5 10; February, $li 05Gt 10;
March, SlI S5ali Oji April, $li sO@ii 80;
May, 81 I0dlI s.; June, SlI GO6lli 20;
July, Sil i5GlI 30; August, Sll p; Scplcm-
Der, Sii@ll as October Sl3 S5G1l3 %; No
ycmbcr uSSS), Sl3 75Gl3 50; December,
kl3 GOALS 81. Sugar-Dull aud nominal;
fair refining quoted 5Isc refined steady;
mold A, G60d66c cut-luaf and crushed,
NC; cuts, 6.69aGAc. Molasscs-stcady;
New Orleans quoted at EMi0c latter fancy.
ldcc-I'irm.
NV ORLEANS, la, Nov. 23.-CoiIcc Dull
and "a shade lower; Rio. i1Mlo3ic. Rice
Quiet aud firm nj 4AM5Lc Sugar-Quirt
and firm; open kettle. strictly prime, 0-lGc;
prime, 7-lGttl lst; fully fair, 41sc, ccntrifu-
gals, choice white, j3zmj ll-lGc; oil white,
- ICGJ O-lGcj choice yellow clarified o $500
j3sc; OF yellow clarified, ~ sc seconds, llfCg
BE-. Molasscs-Actyc aud firm: open kettle.
choice, &c; strictly prime S06el0c, centdf-
ugnls, strictly prime, 9jg2Ic good prime,
22cl2lc
KANSAS CRY. No. Nov. 23.--whcat-
Steady; No. ., soft cash, 6ac bid, 72isc
asked; December, 70c bid, &c asked; May,
i,c bid 7Sisc asked. Corn--Stcady; No. 2,
cash, d ~ bid. 3gc asked. December, 3Sstc
wear, Sc hid; January, 3DAc bid, l0c asked;
May. i2lsc. Oats--Strongcr No. ., cash,
ga 2Sc bid.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov 2.-whisly-Aciiye
and firm; sales, 1850 brls finished goods on
basis uf n NJ. Buttcr-Strong. Egg
Easier at 2Oc. Chcosc-lirm.
Havana, Nov. 3-Suenr-Quici: Barlcnag
refinery has contracted for a0N0 bags next
crop centrifugal sugar, polarizing 02' TO 0G'
ai $50.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Concc-Fim and
quiet rio cargOcs ordinary TO fair 1879
@lsssc.
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SraAn- Pure white, O'sc. on white. G'4Do
Csc. yellow clarified, Gtsdl 4c. open kettle
,@3 sc refined 4, 0',c; standard irInu.
lated, ~. plantation gunulatcl, nc, pow
dcfcd 1isc, cut loaf lr. firm.
Ricr--louisnnn, j@Oci Carolina, 6gg' r.;
higher.
GAMBLE sticks. an sizes. IN boxes. pals
and barrels, 5ls8Jt. fancy assorted, $40 lNf
firm.
soArs Axp GAMBLE Soap, 3@jisr; can
dies, full weight, $500.
Cnrr.r-Ncw York factory, o.; full cream,
iHti3isc, Young America, he.
Conn Common. ln4C; ordinary, ~ ~
aOsic. fair 2i'tct2iac prime RIO 22Ac,
choicc 10 fancy 2i,i@23iic old government,
HNr 3nc, quiet
sur-slginaw. - asai ~ PEI barrel.
sacks. tine. A .,iCti ~. coarse. " iuftl ~,
pockets. bleach-i II -, MIXED barrels,
SO ~ miNcd :fitt,c
C,NSrn Gunus linc apples. 81 2'f,l -
| Peaches ppunda. standard, g. ~ . pounds.
| standard - as seconds, II -. Tomatoes.
. pounds. standard. Simt ~. . pounds.
standard. a 2iGti ~ Strawberries. 50 ~.
| tnspbcrics. - ~ Blarkhorric.. 81 l1bti -.
Green ugcs ~ 156ti 81. Pear, - 1im2 -
| plum., a Hidi -. Aspamui. - 5a'di -
Urrcn corn. N 2'0tl a.. Green peas, ~ o.
S7a Cove ol .tcrs. iull weight pound. ~
| . pounds. 60 Gifti a. light weight, pound
0iaGw . pounds. slC,t ~. CONDENSED
milk. Cnwu. - ,5tbj 49, Eagc. ~ ~. swiss
$40 Salmon. ~ ~ Sirlinc. $40 mus
tnri nrlinc. - -. Mackcrcl, 81 ~ hcrrin.
mackcul, n ~.
| Moi, a.r, Louisiana fair, iN' choice now
SO; nov prime a.: centrifugal, iuncy. 80,
-; common iu fair, so 81 prime 10 choice
lndlN,, quiet.
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HoaE testimonials are most reliable. and
Il yuu will lend your name and address we
will scnd statements Of numbers of the best
citizens of Nashville regarding the wonder
mcnt II never fails. Fifty cents and a
per bottle Manufactured by Rangim Root
Medicine Co., Nashville, Tenn. For sale 10y
Holster ~ Main street.
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Provisions.

Hoo puoprcfs-Slrung mess pork 81 ~;
sugar CURED hams, ilamlll5c; break
fast bacon, ilis@l2c; clear sides, ba-
con, nominnl clear rib sides, bacon, nomi.
nal; long clear bacon. nominal: baron shout
dcra, nominal bulk pork, clear sidcs, ,hr'
clear rih sides ''s@iAc; long clear F.c'
shoulders iA,c
LAup--ricrccs, 7',c; hall brls. 7}i6p
nc; k~, 40, sc choice kettle, - as sc;
higher.
fiIi- Markcr1l. half barrels No. /, ~ -,
No . - 90 No g. ~ -. lO.lb KIT, No I,
" ~. No. .. ~ 10. No. ., ~ ~. Dry har-
ring family % per box.
Pos fEEr- liarrcls - 80 half barrels,
50 -. keys, ~ ~.
FRrsu ME,rs-Choicc beef headquarters,
Gh7c. i0wquartcrs 3m g., second grade,
headquarters. &C.; iuuqunrtcrs, -. common,
hiudIuaricr . go lorcquartcrs, L.. sheep
&c Uous .i.c
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General News.

General News.
BUSINESS dull.
THANKSGIVING.
WELCOME rain.
RIVER stationary.
TURKEY on the board.
Four boats leaving today.
TuE Benton left for Concordia with fair
trip.
THE James Ice had good trip for Friars
Point.
TnE ST. Paul is coming south in the
Anchor line.
THE J. A. Woodson has laid up near the
mouth of Wolf river.
The Dacotah will pass here tomorrow on
her way 10 Vicksburg.
PuoTs report six feet AZ Leland bar and
eight feet over Providence bar.
The Coahoma hns been detained by smoke.
She will leave today for Osccola.
Cart. ALEX MosEs, agent OF the New
Orleans board Underwriters, is in the city.
GAIT. FELIX KING, late of Cairo, is now in
command Of the lower coast packet Rob
Roy.
PARTICULARS Of the burning of the steamer
Chas. T. Choutcan will be found in another
column.
THE government steamer Mississippi, with
tow of bargcs loaded with stone for Green
vile, is due down.
The Paris c. Brown got of the bar al Silver
Rest, and the Kate Adams passed her going
down the river all right.
The Gayoso, Capt w. p. Hall, is the reg
ular packet leavingat 5 o'clock this evening
for Tiptonyillc and all way points ON the
upper coast II. o. Michel and II. A. Men
zies are her clerks.
THE Hudson, Capt. Frank Ellison, arrived
yesterday evening from -. Louis, and will
leave az noon today for Nicksburg and way
points. She put or here 5 bales Of cotton,
/, los sacks Of cotton seed, 45i sacks OF corn
and 800 packages Of sundries, and will add
about so tons of freight.
rHE Kate Adams, Capt Mark Check, ar.
rived yesterday afternoon from Arkansas
City with LILO bales Of cotton, 81
bags Of seed cotton and l03 packages oil
sundries. The Adams leaves here at /
o'clock sharp today for Helena, Tcrrcnc,
Cuncorlia, Arkansas City and all way land
ings. Capt VIM. Banker is chief clerk, and
is assisted by Lew Price and Harry Best.
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Ko-Ko rrlu Is strictly pure.
onmnromIsc ACCENTED.

Cuic,co, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-lI. o. shepard
& Co.. printers, today notified Secretary
Rasiall, oi the Typographical union, that
they had decided to accent The com.
promise Of nine hours work aud nine houn
pay offered by the union. Il was learned
at the office Of the company that Il was
impossible for them 10 piocur' men. They
wcrc members of the Typoihctr, the or
rininlion oi employers which has been
holding cut against the striking job
printers.
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Live stock.

GR,ss CATrLr-Choicc, 3f@3izc; good,
2'sd3c; fair Ia medium 2d2lsc seal.
lawags, iGgi &c; feeders, light 12i@2c; heavy,
2l4M2lac.
lIoGs--Choicc 4Hc; good, 4i9G49ic; com
mon, 4 .6GI &c.
snErr-Choicc, Sc medium, 3@3Lc
common, sal 80
LlNlN--Choicc, 81; common to good, pei
head, ~ j0b,g
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady middling, 0jsc. Sales, GOO
bales, including 300 last evening, Of which
900 to exporters aud 200 10 spiuncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, s'sc;
low middling, ORc middlinE o'sc; good
middling, Okc; middling fair 10 3-lcci fair,
Nominal.
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Escsistuns.

HAY-Cholcc. from store %; ear load
from leyec or depot, SlGfgli; prime store,
S0aSjr ear load from lcycc or depot SllT0
10, prairie from store, JOc car lOnd nom
lcyco or depot -.
lIp,N--From store, s)@DOc from leycc or
depot, 80 1aml1.
Cons From store white, hici MIXED Sc
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk. Eigtsc;
In SKIS, bl6th2c; mixed, IN bulk, idfdlIc; in
SKIS, 5OCo5lc.
O,rs-Frum store. white. 3Sc; mixed. 3ic;
from lcycc or depot, white. Ia hulk, BE,
In sks., Doe; Mixed In bulk, 3lis@j2c, Ia
skis Gle,
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GENERAL MARKET.
uren.lstum.

Conv Mrli-Siandard, ~ aSa2 90, pearl.
81 2jlIl 8i. roller, a. a5tt2 90, hrm.
Bass Navy, 81 5000 IS,
or Mt,L-ln half brls, t2fa3 90 from
store.
FIorR-From store. common. 81 % fam
lily 81 ~. choice. ~ ~. fancy, ~, extra fan
cy. " -, patent, 81 Is. higher.
CRAcgIHs--S0da, extra, &c, soda, treble ok'
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw YoEK. Nov 23.-Muncy ON call easy
at j tu > per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange duh but steady and
unchanged.
Tho total sales Of stocks today were 3li,-
OF, shares. Closing quotations: